Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-23
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The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
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Nne NeNs OF inc lay fOinteuAy Ehfa
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THE demand for turkeys is good.
THIS evening is Thanksgiving eve,
CHEsTNUTs have been rather scarce thi'
season.
"ARGoNAUTs OF '4s" at the Grand thi,
evening.
"MAY BLOSSOM" at the Opera House
this evening.
THREE marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE Second ward Market House has
been painted, a much needed improve
ment.
MAYOR SEABRIGHT'S Thanksgiving
proclamation will be found in another
column.
THE great Mignani-Siegrist Specially
Company at the Grand, opening Thanks
giving afternoon.
CAPT. ACE BOOTH says he has the finest
light in the city, and il is furnished by the
Wheeling Electrical Company.
THE back river, near the wooden bridge,
was coated from shore to shore, yesterday
morning, witha half inch thick coat of ice
OWING to the change in the weather
the laying of the corner stone of Trinity p,
E. Church, Moundsyille, has been post
poned until further notice.
MESSRs. JOHN C. KINNEY and c. Blum
have purchased the brewery of the late
Killian Hress, corner of Seventh and Mar
ket streets. Both gentlemen have expert
ence in the business aud will make a sue
cess OF il.
THE Emblem Social will give their open,
ing hop at Hurley's Hall, at the upper end
of BenwOOd, tonight. The young meI
who have the affair in hand are a popular
set, and will no doubt have large crowd
in attendance.
ANOTHER good house greeted the "Ar-
gonauts of 49, at the Grand, last evening.
1t will be repeated this afternoon and
evening and no one should fail to see it.
The finest scenery ever seen in the Grand
is shown in the piece.
THE Carter property was put up at pub
| lie sale ut the front door of the Court
House yesterday morning, but as the
! highest bid was not up to che figure eX'
pected, the sale was postponed until Sat
urday, same time and place.
THE dockets were called in both parts Of
the Circuit Court yesterday, and the civil
side Part Two, Judge Jacob, adjourned
until Friday morning. VIM. NJ. Fleming,
Esq, of Buckhannon, was admitted tC
practice law before in the State.
THERE will be a Thanksgiving eve party
at Trosch's Hall, in Fulton, tonight. II
was gotten up by several young society
people, who will give fine entertainment,
to be followed by dancing. Dimmy's or
chestra will furnish the music,
REV. l. C. MITCHELL, of Wellsburg,
will commence a protracted meeting at
the Disciples Church of this city next
Sunday. He will give a series Of discourseS
on the all-important question: The eter-
nal destiny OF man. The public is invited,
A SMALL blaze occurred about $50 yes,
terday morning A dilapidated frame
building behind the hinge factory, which
is used for japaRuing purposes, was on fire.
The Atlantic succeeded in extingulshing
the flames in about ten minutes work.
The loss was very light.
Four nimrods went hunting yesterday.
They had four guns and tour dogs. They
hunted all day and came back with four
rabbits last evening. They were William
Brand, Dick Robertson, William Michael
and Ed Michael. The boys secured Beach
BottOm-in fact they hunted well and had
good time, if they did fail 20 bring much
game home.
His Honor MAYOR c. W. SEABRIGHT
and Hon. A. c. Egerter have been made
recipients Of q handsome compliment in the
shape of two beautiful badges of gold from
the New York Veteran Flremen's Associa-
ton. twill be remembered that Mr. Sea
bright and Mr. Egerter were the guests
of the Association on their famous
California trip. 1t is proposed to publish
an account OF that delightful journey, and
Messrs. Seabright and Egerter have been
invited to contribute to its pages.
GENTLEMEN, see our POrpOise leather,
adjustable congress, is waterproof. takes a
fine polish, and can be used either as a
lace or congress shoe.
J. W. AMICE,